The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
SUNBEIAMS.

Mrs. Fisher, mother of Fred Fisher, is
quite i'll.
A. f. Briggs departed for southern
localities last Monday loon.
Were ali Teetotallers at the school
house next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Grant, of Mellette, was visiting
the family of Geo. wilkins, this week.
Charley auckland came down from
Ludden to-day to remain over Sunday,
Mrs. P. X Willis aud Mrs. F. H.
Willis are both confined TO their rooms
by sickness.
Henry Moulton, who has been i'll
for some time past, is slowly recovering
-WHEAT.-NO. / hard 80: No. l north.
ern 50: No. 2 northern So: No, 3 north
ern 80.
Herman Gundcrson is the proud father
of a new boy baby. The little stranger
arrived on Monday.
1t is reported that a young lady was
frozen to death four miles from Ellen
dale Wednesday last.
IL. Wheelcr's team started on a III
for home last Thursday afternoon, but
were caught by A. Cate, just below town.
1T would appear that our local parsons
consider the cold weather a sufficient
check upon the Vaccinations of the
devil.
IL. Wheeler and the Misses Minnie and
Shphia Slack, of Rondell, attended the
literary meeting in this place last
Tuesday evening.
To RENT.-1O0 acres 6 miles east of
Warner, all ready for crops. The IN
dersigned will furnish seed and ma
chiaery. JoHS HUsEBr, Warner.
The South Warner Literary Society
he'd fts last meeting for the season on
I1ursday evening last. which was a
grznd uccess School closes next
Friday
Mrs Maria Baker and daughter, Miss
Anna- of son Prairie. Wis, sister and
asece If Mrs l.. G. Turner. Of this place,
arrived last Monday evening on a visit.
Frank Lillard. formerly of Dodge,
Iowa. was burned to death in a railroad
boarding ear at Roscoe on the Goth inst.
His wife and child we're rescued In their
night clothes.
We regret 70 the death of
the infant daughter of Henry Swanson,
which occurred on Wednesday. The
bereaved parents are sincerely sympa-
thized with.
Fred Fisher is III receipt of a letter
announcing the death of Mrs. Fishers
mother, which occurred at Mt Gallon,
Ohio, on the 18th. Mrs. Fisher will re-
turn to Warner as soon as the snow
~blockades are cleared.
AT the literary meeting last Tuesday
evening it was decided that woman.
suffrage is a beneht politically and So
cially. The budget, by Mr.. Gillette,
was jam full of wit and humor, and the
Instrumental solo, by Miss Baker, re-
ceived loud and hearty applause.
Owing to a blockade in the hills no
mail was received at this point from
Monday until this morning. "A train
succeeded in getting through the hills
On Tuesday, but after reaching Aber.
deem turned around and went back. A
portion Of this mail. consisting OF news
papers aud periodicals, arrived here on
. freight train yesterday noon, but the
balance was detained in Aberdeen un.
I'll TO day This Is but one example OF
the poor mail service on the Jim river
line Of the G. NJ. & st. Paul railway,
and the proper officials should look
after the matter.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern railway
has issued the following circular to
IT'S agents: In connection with our
trains arriving at Cakes in the evening
tic Northern Pacific Railway run o
train leaving Cakes at s p. m. and ar
rsving at jamestown at IL p m. con
ncc.ing there for Bismarck and all
points west. This train has q Pullman
&'eeper running between Cakes and
Jamestown. daily which il placed on .
aide track on arrival at jamestown. and
parties occupying il are allowed to re
,aain in it until the following morning
neturning. the sleeper leaves James
town AZ 1:20 10 and arrives at OakcI
AZ 5 am, making close connection viii